Suggestions for Dining and Drinking near SoHo, New York

Michelle H. • April 12The Raku has quickly become my favorite spot for weekend brunch. Tucked away in a charming garden setting, this cafe offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

naveen • May 2, 2014The braised octopus. The duck confit. The seabream. And the crozes hermitage is one of my favorite wines ever. (wifi: lacompagnie / experimental)

Omar • November 2, 2023If you’re hungry; simply order (The Nozawa Trust Me) you’re welcome!

Santos C. • April 23My visit to La Cabra Cafe was an unexpected delight that left me craving more. Tucked away on a charming corner street, this café exudes cozy charm and boasts some of the best coffee I've ever tasted.

Lydia Y. • July 28, 2017This is one of the best sushi restaurants I have eaten in in all of New York City. So fresh and tasty and fast service. Open-style rolling is my favorite. A recommended restaurant for sushi and rolls.

Aleksey • January 7, 2016A charming little chocolate shop. Come here for all your chocolate needs: hot chocolate, chocolate powder, chocolate bars and truffles. You wouldn't regret!

Dens • December 15, 2014This is quickly turning into my go-to lunch spot. Any of the bocadillos rival what you'd find in Barcelona. Also, you could fill yourself up on FREE SAMPLES of chorizo & cheese alone - amuse bouche!

K D. • September 19, 2017Great happy hour (everyday) and seriously delicious food!! Great vibes!

Sue • March 6, 2014By far my most favorite bookstore in the city :)

My_two_cents • January 21, 2015Best latte in nyc and probably in the nation. No milky taste, very balanced espresso. Price is right for the quality. Great atmosphere, cool baristas.+Try Turkish coffee dark chocolate next to latte!

Risa • September 9, 2014Still some of the best late night eats in NYC. Over the last 10 yrs, I've come here post-theater, post-nightclub, post-anything (even post-dinner!) just for their bone marrow w oxtail marmalade.

Jenn B. • May 17, 2011Gets busy but worth every penny. Must try coca de setas!!

Veronica Y. • June 8, 2015The grilled salmon w/ 2 market sides is a great deal (and delicious)

Bill M. • February 17They served up a hungry crowd of students with a unique menu and ample sitting space for half a class.

Patrick C. • August 10, 2018Awesome, intimate bar in Soho nicely tucked away from the tourist insanity. Plus they have free popcorn

Ben K. • January 14, 2017Fantastic classic French from Daniel Rose and Stephen Starr. Order the oysters, veal terrine, pike quenelle, and bourride. Rice pudding for dessert!

Alex R. • June 8, 2015Sweet or savory. Snack or meal. Coffee or tea. This place has everything and it's all amazing.

Alana • August 14, 2014Very cool decor, like the inside of a yacht. Good service, good restaurant week menu. Amazing desserts. Pricey. Interesting mix of cool crowd (obviously, Soho) and suits.

Benjamin K. • August 29, 2013Totally fell in love with that place! Best cheesecake I ever had! And try the homemade lemonade!

Serious Eats • September 8, 2011Best Nut-Topped Doughnut: Banana-Pecan Cake doughnut. The banana element is subtle but present; between the sweet, delicate crumbs and the toasty chopped pecans, it's an incredibly tasty specimen.

Meg G. • September 2, 2018Summer rolls, natural wine, everything!!!!

rebecca r. • March 20, 2012Chai milkshake is the way to go.

Uygar S. • October 6, 2016You must take some time to visit this gem. Home of the original coal oven pizza. The food was delicious, the service was quick and amazing. Highly recommend this place!

Tabi Y. • November 10, 2015The House Salmon and Whitefish Salad are a must. Also loved the Matzo Ball Soup. Get a Sticky Bun on your way out for a delicious and sweet midday snack!

Mike W. • January 15, 2015This authentic little subterranean Italian cafe somehow manages to remain off the radar. Don't miss the excellent soups or schiacciata flatbread sandwiches & read all about it on WinstonWanders below.

Natalie V. • January 16, 2016The best and maybe only deep dish in NYC, reminds me of home sweet home Chicago.

Gothamist • April 11, 2017Their menu includes all sorts of comfort foods for the breakfast hours, including french toast, omelettes and, of course, their version of Shakshuka ($12).

Christina C. • April 19Pretty cafe and larger than other locations

Aubrie A. • January 12, 2020As everyone has mentioned the burgers are the best...get there early, it’s worth it! Perfect and casual date spot.

Tom M. • May 12, 2019This place is great. A real yogurt place (not frozen) that serves greek yogurt w/ honey & toppings. Very much like the shops in Greece.